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  • 13-09-2017 6:00pm
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    _kasper_
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    Hi everybody,
    I'm in the process of relocating in Dublin (hollystown specifically) and I really don't know what school to choose for my 2 kids (primary school). I was thinking St. Patrick primary school in Corduff but it looks a rough area.
    Any Suggestions? I wouldn't mind to drive a couple of km more ...


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    January
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    You've a wealth of schools in tyrellstown on your doorstep. St lukes national school, tyrellstown educate together, powerstown educate together or the Irish school.

    Also st patricks might be in a rough area but it's a great school. Same as ladyswell national school. Teachers are brilliant and it has deis status so lunches and breakfast club arw provided free of charge. I know kids from tyrellstown travel to it too.


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    Knine
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    _kasper_ wrote: »
    Hi everybody,
    I'm in the process of relocating in Dublin (hollystown specifically) and I really don't know what school to choose for my 2 kids (primary school). I was thinking St. Patrick primary school in Corduff but it looks a rough area.
    Any Suggestions? I wouldn't mind to drive a couple of km more ...

    St. Patrick's is a great school. My older daughter loved it when she went there. Just got fantastic Junior Cert results yesterday all at Higher Level.


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    gabsdot40
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    My children go to Tyrrelstown ETNS. We're very happy with the school.


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